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<p>started new page.</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>1. The Western Plains, maybe?<br /> 2. The hordes and pirates themselves, and, of course, the Badger Lords. And maybe people in the Northlands, because we know almost nothing about them.<br /> 3. People like Blaggut.<br /> 4. The treasure probably comes from places we know nothing about.<br /> 5. They get it from the wild.<br /> 6. They trade if they need to.<br /> 7. Taverns, and because they&#039;re greedy (like Curse of the Black Pearl, but without the curse or Black Pearl).<br /> 8. The Redwallers must make sure that the fish aren&#039;t hunted to death.<br /> 9. Northlands, Land of Ice and Snow, other places not known about.<br /> 10. Taverns.<br /> 11. They didn&#039;t like each other, so...<br /> 12. Your idea seems good.<br /> 13. Maybe the stone was mined from the tunnels.<br /> 13a. Perhaps there is a quarry, but it&#039;s never mentioned.<br /> 13c. Maybe the stone was taken from someplace else, Marlfoxes can be pretty bossy...<br /> 13f. A quarry that was sunk by the same earthquake as the Abbey.<br /> 14. They&#039;re just not mentioned.<br /> 16. Because they probably live in an unknown area, like ye old Northlands.<br /> 17. Maybe it was visiting.<br /> 18. Don&#039;t know...<br /> 18a. Well, there&#039;s a lot of half-references to humans in the book Redwall, but they never appear anywhere else.<br /> And most of these issues were probably either ignored or forgotten about. -The ARBL (who&#039;s mostly guessing)</div>

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